Linell E. Cady & Delwin Brown 
Religious Studies, Theology, and the University [PDF ebook] 
Conflicting Maps, Changing Terrain

Preface

1. Introduction
Linell E. Cady and Delwin Brown

2. The Study of Religion as an Anthropology of Credibility
Russell T. Mc Cutcheon

3. Why ‘Theology’ Won’t Work
Ivan Strenski

4. Our Subject ‘Over There?’ Scrutinizing the Distance Between Religion and Its Study
Christopher Chesnek

5. Other People’s Theologies:The New Hubris of History of Religions
Richard C. Martin

6. Embodied Theology
Sam Gill

7. From Theology to theology: The Place of ‘God-Talk’ in Religious Studies
William D. Hart

8. Territorial Disputes: Religious Studies and Theology in Transition
Linell E. Cady

9. Academic Theology in the University or Why an Ex-Queen’s Heir Should Be Made a Subject
Delwin Brown

10. Rethinking Theology and Religious Studies
Sheila Greeve Davaney

11. Religious Studies and the Alienation of Theology
Darrell J. Fasching

12. The Place of Academic Theology in the Study of Religion from the Perspective of Liberal Education
Paula M. Cooey

13. The Epistemic Publicity of Academic Black Theology
Frederick L.Ware

14. Theology and Cultural Contest in the University
Kathryn Tanner

Bibliography

Contributors

Index

Linell E. Cady is Professor of Religious Studies at Arizona State University and author of
Religion, Theology, and American Public Life, also published by SUNY Press.
Delwin Brown is Harvey H. Potthoff Professor of Theology at the Iliff School of Theology. He has published several books, including
Boundaries of Our Habitations: Tradition and Theological Construction, also published by SUNY Press.